Renaissance warfare
By: James Grant ; edited and introduced by Bob Carruthers
Contributors: Carruthers, Bob
Series: Military history from primary sources; Military history from primary sources
Publisher: Pen & Sword Military
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Language: eng
Number of pages: 213
ISBN-13: 9781781592304
Subjects: Military History; Military art and science; History
Description: Features a comprehensive survey of the defining events of warfare in the British Isles as described by the great Victorian military writer James Grant from the Battle of Flodden in 1513 to the Battle of Newburn Ford in 1640.
Notes: "This book contains an extract from 'British battles on land and sea' by James Grant. Published by Cassell and Company limited, 1894"--Title page verso.

Originally published in digital format: Coda Books, 2012.
Table of contents: title: Flodden, 1513; title: Haddenrig, 1542-Ancurm Moor, 1545; title: Isle of Wight, 1545; title: Pinkie, 1547; title: Siege of Leith, 1560; title: Zutphen, 1586; title: Exploits of Sir Francis Drake; title: The Spanish Armada, 1588; title: The Groyne, 1589; title: Sea-flights off Flores and Cape Corrientes, 1591; title: Last expedition and death of Admirals Drake and Hawkins, 1595; title: The capture of Cadiz, 1596; title: Porto Rico, 1598; title: In the Bay of Cezimbra, 1602; title: Sea-flight with the Turks off Cagliari, 1617; title: The Isle of Rhé, 1627; title: The rout at Newburn Ford, 1640.